The Jessop Family's Chaos: Insights into Season 3 of British Sitcom Here We Go

Strategic Insights -

Season three of the British sitcom Here We Go brings the chaotic Jessop family back to life, with a new storyline tailored for both the characters and the actors involved. Tom Basden, writer, executive producer, and star of the show, draws inspiration from his family and classic family sitcoms like The Simpsons. The seven-part series follows the Jessop family as they navigate the ups and downs of life, settle into new jobs, celebrate special occasions, and figure out how to use a smart lock.

Key Takeaways:

  • The show is filmed in a real house in New Malden, near where Tom Basden grew up in the south London suburbs, to create an authentic and non-descript setting that fits the show's tone.
  • Season three features several physical comedy moments, including Jim Howick's baptism, Katherine Parkinson being gaffer-taped, Tom Basden falling into an empty swimming pool, and bungee jumping.
  • The Malta episode brings a new level of excitement, where the Jessop family goes on a big holiday and meets Robert Glenister, who plays their dad Michael.
  • The benefits of having different generations living in one home are highlighted by Tom Basden, Jim Howick, and Katherine Parkinson, who agree that it's humanizing, educational, and entertaining to see different perspectives and generations interact.

Statistics:

  • 7 episodes make up the new season of Here We Go.
  • The show is filmed in a real house in New Malden, which is a short distance from the south London suburbs where Tom Basden grew up.
  • The episodes feature a range of physical comedy moments, including adult baptisms, gaffer-taping, and bungee jumping.
  • 4 main actors play different generations of the Jessop family, including Jim Howick (Dad), Katherine Parkinson (Mum), Freya Parks (Amy, the youngest), and Jude Morgan-Collie (Sam, the teenager).

Sources:

  • "Here We Go: Season 3" article, without a specified date, from an unspecified publication (exact publication unknown, date likely current)